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Parse /gt commands to manage Graphite branch stacks.

8|Updated Jan 24, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/jfmyers9/claude --skill gt

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Skill: gt
Source: https://github.com/jfmyers9/claude/tree/main/skills/gt
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jfmyers9/claude --skill gt

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Graphite users rely on a collection of ad-hoc commands to manage their local branch stacks. This skill wraps common Graphite CLI operations into a cohesive, predictable workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

Wraps Graphite CLI operations into a single command surface.
Supports: log, restack, sync, info, amend, up, down, top, bottom.
Provides a sensible default with help when no args and includes a post-op bd sync after state-changing commands.

Quick Start

Call /gt log to view the current branch stack.

Frequently Asked Questions about gt

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I manage my Graphite branch stack from the command line?▼

You can manage your Graphite branch stack by running the /gt command with arguments like log, restack, sync, or amend. It parses these operations to maintain, view, and reorder local branches.

What is the best way to navigate up and down a stacked branch structure in Bash?▼

To navigate a stacked branch structure in Bash, use the /gt up, /gt down, /gt top, or /gt bottom commands. These wrapper operations move your focus through the local branch stack sequentially.

Can I automatically synchronize branches after amending a commit in a Graphite stack?▼

Yes, you can synchronize branches after amending a commit because the wrapper performs a post-operation bd sync automatically. Running /gt amend triggers this state-changing synchronization to keep your stack updated.

How do I view the current state of my local Graphite branch stack?▼

To view the current state of your local Graphite branch stack, execute the /gt log or /gt info command. This provides a cohesive overview of your current branch stack and its details.

What happens if I run the Graphite wrapper command without any arguments?▼

If you run the Graphite wrapper command without any arguments, it defaults to displaying the help menu. This provides a predictable baseline showing all available stack management operations.

Does this workflow wrapper support restacking and syncing local Graphite branches?▼

Yes, the workflow wrapper supports restacking and syncing local Graphite branches through the /gt restack and /gt sync commands. These operations maintain and synchronize your branch stack state.